A summary of the parts of the Water Infrastructure Improvement for the Nation Act that are relevant to states.
Documents
Assumable Waters Under the Clean Water Act Section 404
A letter from ACWA, ECOS and ASWM to the USACE expressing disappointment in the Corps’ position on “traditional navigable waters” under the CWA
Joint letter from ACWA, ECOS, and ASDWA to EPA and Army Corps of Engineers emphasizing importance of Army Corps, EPA, and stakeholders reaching consensus for NACEPT subcommittee
Letter to US EPA and US Army Corps of Engineers from ACWA, ECOS, and ASWM expressing concern due to lack of a consensus between Army Corps of Engineers and other parties in Assumable Waters Subcommittee.
Re: Proposed Collection; Comment Request; Proposed Information Collection Request for the National Study of Nutrient Removal and Secondary Technologies: Publicly Owned Treatment Works Screener Questionnaire
ACWA letter to EPA regarding use of CWA Section 308 authority to collect information.
One State Doesn’t Want to Participate in the Final Four
A summary of the legal issues pertaining to Massachusetts MS4 General Permit
Priorities Letter for Trump Campaign Transition Team
ACWA Letter to Trump Campaign transition team address state clean water priorities.
Priorities Letter for Clinton Campaign Transition Team
ACWA Letter to Clinton Campaign transition team address state clean water priorities.
ACWA netDMR Data Migration Letter
ACWA letter of support to EPA regarding the migration of data from netDMR to the Central Data Exchange system. This data migration has to do with the NPDES eReporting Rule.
RE: State Ambient Water Quality Criteria for the Protection of Human Health – Fish Consumption
Letter to the EPA to discuss development of ambient water quality criteria for the protection of human health at the state level with regard to fish consumption.
The 2016 Joel Beauvais Memo: Renewed Call to Action to Reduce Nutrients Pollution and Support for Incremental Actions to Protect Water Quality and Public Health
2016 Joel Beauvais Memo: Renewed Call to Action to Reduce Nutrients Pollution and Support for Incremental Actions to Protect Water Quality and Public Health
Advanced Monitoring in Oregon: Opportunities, Challenges and the Future
EXCERPT NEEDED.
Handout at 2016 Annual Meeting on Nutrient Reduction Progress Tracker
Handout at 2016 Annual Meeting explaining the progress made on the Nutrient Reduction Progress Tracker project
